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Color Palette

The Primary Palette of Smile Serve consists of Azure Blue, Sky Blue, Light Gray, and Black, serving as the foundational colors of the brand. Inspired by the Abenson blue, we have expanded this palette to include various shades of blue and accent colors. This expansion enhances flexibility and, crucially, sets us apart from competitors.
Primary Palette
Swatch
#3066fc
Hex code
#3066fc
RGB
R 48 G 102 B 252
CMYK
C 78 M 62 Y 0 K 0
Pantone
Pantone 2727 C
Swatch
#00aeef
Hex code
#00aeef
RGB
R 0 G 174 B 239
CMYK
C 69 M 14 Y 0 K 0
Pantone
Pantone 2995 C
Swatch
#ebebeb
Hex code
#ebebeb
RGB
R 235 G 235 B 235
CMYK
C 7 M 5 Y 5 K 0
Pantone
Pantone 663 C
Black
Swatch
#241f20
Hex code
#241f20
RGB
R 36 G 31 B 32
CMYK
C 69 M 68 Y 64 K 74
Pantone
Pantone Black C

Use Cases

Use the primary palette for full logo lockups. Full logo lockups should consistently incorporate the primary color palette. Ensure that there is always enough contrast among the colors.
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Tthe secondary palette consists of Pink, Yellow, Sea Green, and Yellow Green to complement the primary palette. These colors serve as accents in a range of applications, providing versatility and visual interest.
Secondary Palette
Swatch
#ff33a3
Hex code
#ff33a3
RGB
R 255 G 51 B 163
CMYK
C 0 M 89 Y 0 K 0
Pantone
Pantone 806 C
Swatch
#fef205
Hex code
#fef205
RGB
R 254 G 242 B 5
CMYK
C 4 M 0 Y 93 K 0
Pantone
Pantone 803 C
Swatch
#3cb0a4
Hex code
#3cb0a4
RGB
R 60 G 176 B 164
CMYK
C 71 M 8 Y 42 K 0
Pantone
Pantone 3258 C
Yellow Green
Swatch
#d3e114
Hex code
#d3e114
RGB
R 211 G 225 B 20
CMYK
C 22 M 0 Y 100 K 0
Pantone
Pantone 381 C

Use Cases

Use the secondary palette to complement the primary palette as an accent color. This color palette may be utilized with the Brandmark and Wordmark only, but should not be used for the brand signatures.
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